Sentence examples for statements of accountability from inspiring English sources

In the event that any party (the individual, organisation or service provider) has reason to believe that any of the offerings of any of the other parties are "invalid", then these assumptions are manifest as statements of accountability, responsibility, and ultimately, legal blame.

To critics, the statement of accountability sounded like FIFA's business-as-usual approach of shunning outside oversight.

"This is not the statement of accountability I wish he would've shown," said Jennifer Freyd, a professor of psychology at the University of Oregon who has written about the way perpetrators and institutions defend themselves against misconduct allegations.

**Or, was it because after the game, Billy Wagner made some extremely pointed comments about some teammates' lack of accountability, echoing similar statements made by Paul Lo Duca last season?

Recommendations based on these findings are to: modify Board agendas and prioritise safety; integrate programme targets into mission statements and strategic objectives; strengthen lines of accountability and introduce reporting mechanisms associated with programme outcomes; and incorporate programme approaches into other existing initiatives.

In a statement, Mr Ban said a lack of accountability within Syria had led to an "exponential rise in war crimes, crimes against humanity and other human rights violations".

Even though the candidates hedge their criticism of the law with statements supporting accountability, it is hard to imagine their accepting revisions that fall short of a thorough overhaul — and that could be difficult for Mr. Bush to stomach, said Michael J. Petrilli, a vice president at the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation.

We stand behind our initial statement and our unwavering commitment to the highest levels of accountability and professional standards for our officers".

His statement said: "In the face of doubt, openness prevails" and talked of "accountability through transparency".

"I think it only right that I bear an appropriate degree of accountability for those matters," Mr. Jenkins said in a statement.

However, in a Commons statement last week the Secretary of State for Health, Jeremy Hunt, called for a new climate of accountability following a damning report into Morecambe Bay, saying: "The whole truth must come out and individuals held to account".